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Alliums

Hi my alliums have finished flowering I think, do you cut them down or leave them standing, mine are in a tub? Like most bulbs, I'd leave them to die down naturally so that the goodness goes back into the bulb. Also a good feed is what I give mine by Bee friendly

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27/06/2012 17:39:29

by Bee friendly

Camelia

My camelia did not flower this year and the leaves are yellow green. I am feeding it, but to no avail. Any ideas what the problem is? Hi Rosebud there was a questionnaire about this a couple of weeks ago - I have just bumped it up to the top by Rosebud4

12/05/2013 20:59:42

by quercus_rubur

Hellebores - when to feed

choice. Some of mine have looked a bit lacklustre this year, so will try giving them a bit of tlc. Chicky, yes that's fine but I prefer dried manure. Hellebores are one of those plants that repay good feeding with good flowers. The rain over past by chicky

17/03/2013 17:35:39

by Verdun

Tulips in Pots

plants in them for year round interest; others just had the tulip bulbs in. Foolishly I didn't feed them after they finished flowering. Any advice? Thank you! The bad news is that they are very hit and miss, some varieties come back some just produce by wisehedgecrone

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11/08/2012 15:31:37

by Leggi

feeding

My pieris plants are looking fantastic ,but i dont know when to feed them or my camellias wich again are looking good,cheers ! Tony I wonder the same thing about feeding Pieris. One of my Forest Flame has produced white umbels this year by tony williams2

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06/04/2012 23:14:15

by yarrow2

feeding the ground??

of these on now i think and some in spring?? Not really-any feed apply now will wash through into the soil with the winter rains and be ineffective. Winter time is the time to dig in organic matter -manure compost and the like-you apply feed at planting time by pico

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05/12/2012 17:31:47

by ThaiGer

Should my bargain do this?

it, or plant it out, and add some bonemeal. When plants outgrow their pots the flowers often fall over. It's probably root-bound. It does look like an Oenothera I've repotted it in some good compost and given it a feed but it still wants to hang down by Robot

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24/06/2012 20:00:58

by Robot

Caterpillars

Hi guys. Last summer i had a huge amount of caterpillars feeding on my spring cabbages. There easily could of been hundreds of them. But i just want to know a few ways to prevent butterflies laying there eggs in my garden (except for not planting by Harry R

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08/01/2012 21:04:30

by Harry R

SPOTS ON TOMS?

when I fertilise. Which isn't that often. T Norris wrote (see) Thanks for your comments, much appreciated. The actual tan coloured spots look to have a 'hard matt' finish and yes I did give the plants a foliage feed with a soluble fertiliser. I wonder by T Norris

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22/04/2012 17:19:37

by Italophile

Liquid feed that doesn't burn leaves?

feed in June and a diluted comfrey feed in August but both of them burnt the leaves of the plants and left them looking terrible. Any other ideas? Or should I just stick with the seaweed or comfrey but dilute them much more than recommended? Any by Lunarz

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13/05/2012 21:13:42

by Alina W

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